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“This will be a momentous day for our College community. We encourage everyone to join us in celebrating this significant addition to our campus.” -- Reba Copeland, associate vice president for College Advancement
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“Downtown Duluth has needed attention for a long time. It’s become worse every year and I really don’t think it’s going to get any better.” -- Longtime Downtown Duluth businessman Nick Patronas, who pointed to regulatory and financial barriers that, in his view, continue to limit redevelopment.
Tim Meyer: Sandstone remains a blueprint for community worth remembering
The lesson of Sandstone is not nostalgia for a past that cannot fully return. It is a reminder of what is possible when people choose to engage with one another — when they know their neighbors, watch out for each other’s children and build something larger than themselves.